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Approved: Surplus declaration and sale of 1.526 acres to the Redevelopment Agency · Agenda and reports Record → · Oct. 13, 2026
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land: $1.10 million — Purchase of 1.526 acres from the city; $16.50 per square foot was the price proposed on the agenda, final terms not stated in the recap Record → · Oct. 13, 2026
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The City Council approved a lease-purchase on Sept. 8, 2026 for a $1.2 million fire engine and a $600,000 water tender, paid in five annual installments at a fixed 4.55%, according to the council's minutes.
Syracuse's Municipal Building Authority authorized up to $11 million in refunding bonds on Sept. 8, 2026 to refinance the 2023 bonds that paid for Fire Station 32. Staff told the council that estimated savings had fallen to about $500,000 and recommended pausing the refinancing itself.
In April 2025 the Redevelopment Agency board unanimously denied a developer's request to amend the EOS gym's tax-increment rebate agreement. Staff had reported that footings were not finished by the agreement's deadline and that the permitted pool was smaller than the agreement required.
An Oct. 13 Redevelopment Agency packet proposes selling 1.526 acres near Founder's Park to CT Eatz Holdings LLC for an El Matador restaurant. After parking and art-easement credits, the buyer would pay $858,647 in cash at closing, and a separate agreement would rebate part of the project's property tax increment for up to 10 years.
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Graphic: The Utah Ledger · Original graphic · The Utah Ledger
The city's Oct. 14 recap of the Oct. 13 business meeting reports that the council sold about 1.526 acres of city land to the Syracuse City Redevelopment Agency, which then approved a sale of the parcel to CT Eatz…